Tag Archives: The American Revolution

Good Times! (?)

Posted on March 29, 2019 by Tonette Joyce

This week’s topic: If you could travel to any period of time for research purposes (or shear enjoyment) what time period would you travel to? Oh, no…the dreaded time travel question; it comes up in many interviews or Q and … Continue reading →

Posted in America, art, decisions, experiences, history, imagination, libraries, Miscellaneous, time management, Tonette Joyce, Travel, What if | Tagged American Indians, Ancient Greece. Platoe, Ancient monasteries in Ireland, Black Death, cholora, Cliff Dwellers, Founding Mothers, Game of Thrones, Machu Picchu, Modern conveniences, Quantum Leap, Renaissance, Socrates, The American Revolution, The Great Library at Alexandria, The Immortal, time-travel, Turks, Venice, Vikings, Way-Back Machine | 5 Comments

Revolutionary Ideas

Posted on July 7, 2017 by Tonette Joyce

The question this week is: If you could be present at any time during the history of our country (U.S.A.), when would we choose? I’d have to say: during the American Revolution. Mind you, I am more of an indoor-plumbing, … Continue reading →

Posted in America, careers, Family, helping others, history, honors, inspirational people, Miscellaneous, Tonette Joyce, What if | Tagged "Ladies of Liberty", "The sun never sets on the British Empire", American History, Cokie Roberts, Founding Mothers, George Washington, John Addams, Sybil Ludington, Sybil Ludington Ogden, The American Revolution | 6 Comments

Free…Let’s Stay That Way

Posted on July 5, 2013 by Tonette Joyce

Our thoughts this week are to be on living in a free nation, and, yes, I am glad of it. In last year’s post. [ Now, It’s ‘Independence Day’ To Me posted on July 6, 2012] I talked about how … Continue reading →